Ja. Die PWA und die Apps, die im Client laufen, sind kostenlos, ohne Karte und ohne In-App-Kauf. Der Server Mode auch: die Kosten sind die Hardware oder der VPS, auf dem du installierst.

Brauche ich ein Konto?

Um den Desktop-Zustand zwischen Geräten zu behalten, ja: das Konto trägt deine Fenster von einer Maschine zur nächsten. Ausprobieren geht auch vorher.

Wo liegen meine Daten?

Einstellungen und Layout liegen in deinem Konto, unter nutzerisolierten Regeln. Dateien, Container und Automationen bleiben auf dem Server, den du installiert hast, auf deiner Hardware oder in deiner Cloud.

Brauche ich den Server Mode?

Nein. Ohne Server hast du schon den Desktop, den Finder, die Notizen, den Bildeditor, die Spiele und Dutzende weitere Apps. Der Server kommt ins Spiel, wenn du Linux-Terminal, VS Code, Container und den Agent willst.

Läuft es auf dem Fernseher?

Ja. Die Route /tv ist der Big-Picture-Modus mit Fernbedienungsnavigation, und es gibt ein webOS-Paket für den LG Store.

Comparison

RoqueOS vs Puter

Both are Web OSes (an operating system in the browser). Puter is open-source with a global focus; RoqueOS is a Personal Cloud OS with native Docker, a first-party AI agent, and a Brazilian focus.

Updated April 2026

30-second summary

Puter.com is the open-source reference Web OS: desktop UI in the browser, first-party apps, shared filesystem, AGPL, with investors and fast growth. RoqueOS is a **Personal Cloud OS** with a different focus: **native Docker integration** (App Store with 155+ apps), a **proprietary AI agent** (OpenClaw), optional self-hosted server (NestJS + Docker), and **first-class LGPD / Portuguese** support for the Brazilian market. Puter is generalist and global; RoqueOS is deeper, Brazilian, and tightly integrated with self-hosting.

Detailed comparison

Feature	RoqueOS	Puter
Category	Personal Cloud OS (Web OS + Docker + AI)	Open-source Web OS
Interface	Full desktop inspired by macOS	Full desktop inspired by Windows/macOS
Native Docker App Store	Yes, 155+ apps (CasaOS-compatible)	No, focus is first-party web apps running inside Puter
Self-hosted server	RoqueOS Server (Docker), unlimited, free	Puter self-host available, but Puter Cloud is the focus
Built-in AI agent	Yes, OpenClaw (vision + tool use + automation)	Integrates with OpenAI/Claude via apps; no first-party autonomous agent
Core license	Proprietary today · FSL/AGPL roadmap in 12 months	AGPL-3.0 from day one
Pricing	Self-host free · Cloud R$ 59–399/month (pre-launch)	Free cloud tier with limits + paid storage tiers
Data residency	Brazil (LGPD-first)	United States / global
Native language	Portuguese (Brazil) + 9 languages	English + community translations
Native wrappers	Windows, iOS, macOS, Android (soon), LG webOS TV	Browser (PWA)
Primary focus	Productivity + homelab + AI-powered automation	Generic platform for web apps to be hosted inside Puter

Which one to choose?

Choose RoqueOS if

You want to run Docker apps (Jellyfin, Nextcloud, Home Assistant...) directly from the OS.
You value an AI agent with visual automation (OpenClaw).
You're in Brazil and want LGPD, BRL pricing, and Portuguese support.
You need native wrappers for TV/mobile/desktop beyond the browser.
You want a self-hosted OS with an optional managed Cloud on top.

Choose Puter if

AGPL open-source from day one is non-negotiable.
Your use case is building web apps that run **inside** a browsable OS.
You prefer a global English ecosystem with a large community.
You don't need deep Docker integration.
US-hosted cloud with elastic storage works for you.

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